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Session folders for the DSH web sidebar: one-level named folders per workspace to group sessions, drag-and-drop or context menu to move them, server-side persistence. Status badges mirror the built-in session browser.
Drag-and-drop file and folder attachments for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI
Custom convenience suite for the dsh web GUI: appearance, timeline, folders, prompts, session export/search, Mermaid, quote reply, usage analytics, local budget, key-free backups, and a Ctrl/Cmd+K command palette; dual-face plugin mounted without dsh source changes.
OpenCode Go subscription key rotator for DeepSeek Harness (dsh): per-request active-key routing, 429/quota cooldown rotation, cost accounting, dashboard quota scraping, and a web GUI settings section. Self-contained data dir under the plugin install folder — no machine-specific paths.
VS Code-style workspace file explorer for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI: file tree with language-colored SVG icons, syntax-highlighted editor, in-window edit & save, rename, new file/folder
DSH web plugin: a hierarchical workspace tree for the sidebar. Workspace titles containing "/" group into virtual folders (web/前端 · web/后端); the add-workspace directory flow gains a parent-group popup; renames re-derive the tree; a new-folder button creates empty levels.
Out-of-tree Web plugin: load folder-based theme packs (tokens, CSS, fonts, images) and switch them through ThemeRuntime
DeepSeek Harness plugin: a skill trigger in the sidebar foot that opens a dialog listing the current session's loaded skills, each with an "open local folder" jump.
Drag-and-drop file/folder upload tab for dsh-better-sidebar. Drop any files or folders onto the tab to upload them into the conversation workspace.
Skill station for DeepSeek Harness: a sidebar hub that scans Claude/Codex/Cursor/Gemini skill libraries, imports skills with one click, manages global and project skills, and installs skill folders by drag-and-drop. · DSH 技能站：侧边栏技能中枢，扫描各家 agent 技能库一键导入，管理全局与项目技能，拖拽文件夹即装。
Paste/drop non-image files or folders into the DSH chat composer: paste inserts native @path references, drop inserts absolute paths.
Ctrl+click file paths and links in DeepSeek Harness chat: paths open their folder in the OS file manager, links open in a new browser tab.
VS Code (from a code-server release) inside DSH: a right-sidebar tab driven by the plugin's own launcher over the in-process VS Code server (lib/launcher.mjs). Since 0.3.0 the bundle also ships an editor bridge (assets/extensions/dshcs-editor-bridge): a read-only channel between the in-tree VS Code extension host and DSH, giving the agent what only the editor knows (unsaved buffers, language-server diagnostics, the active selection) and letting editor gestures drive the session. Since 0.3.22 the ask panel renders that session's new content with DSH's own Markdown renderer (pinned to the deployed DSH UI version); since 0.3.23 it is a full-width dialog with collapsible thinking rows and can answer approval requests in place — the bridge's only non-read-only route (POST /approve, constrained to pending in-process requests and the outcomes allowed-once/rejected; panel-first for 5 minutes, handed back to the official card the moment the panel closes). The tab claims DSH file addresses (dsh-resource://file/**) by file type (setting claimExtensions), so the product's own produced-file chips, delivered-file previews and inline prose mentions open in the workbench. The IDE is a resident surface moved with Element.moveBefore instead of being remounted, so switching sidebar tabs no longer reloads it. Opening the tab switches the right sidebar to fullscreen by default (setting fullscreenOnOpen). Following a workspace switch is lightweight: the workbench re-navigates with the new ?folder= and the IDE process is not restarted (since 0.2.12). Requires a DSH with the right-sidebar services (sidebarRightTabs/sidebarRight, >= 0.1.5-alpha.1); older DSH versions get a single upgrade notice on the settings page and no other UI. Two serving modes: loopback port (default) or same-origin mount on DSH's own webServer (/code-server, protected by ctx.connection.requestRejection). No code-server Node layer, no argon2, no C++ toolchain.
dsh plugin: multi-folder workspace — a global linked-folders list (cross-session) plus per-session on-the-fly linking, managed from the Web sidebar.
DeepSeek Harness web plugin — upload files and folders straight into the conversation (no workspace copy needed): images attach as real image blocks, text content is written into the composer, folders land under ~/.dsh/uploads by directory structure
File upload for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: a folder button, paste, and drag-drop that save files into the session workspace uploads/, with file cards shown alongside image thumbnails.
dsh-TUI /open: open files, folders and http(s) URLs (incl. bare domains like github.com) by path or fuzzy workspace search; a bare /open opens the session working directory in the file manager.
DeepSeek Harness plugin: browse host files and folders in the Web composer and insert their absolute paths
DSH web plugin: render the sidebar workspace folders as app icons in a new rail left of the sidebar; clicking an icon filters the main sidebar to that workspace's conversations; clicking the selected icon again opens its workspace menu.
Reveal the containing folder of any file open in a dsh-better-sidebar editor tab (explorer /select), one button per tab
DSH plugin (pure, no core changes): a session may write several project folders declared by a VS Code-style workspace file beside its cwd; the web half adds 'Open Workspace from File' and 'Add Folder to Workspace' to the sidebar.
dsh-plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web UI: drop or paste any local file/folder anywhere on the page as attachments (images, any files, whole folders) or locate real filesystem paths — one toggle, two modes.
DeepSeek Harness plugin: folders in the sidebar — project → folder → conversation. Create, rename, and move conversations into folders.
Codex-style file search INSIDE the built-in dsh-better-sidebar Explorer tab (filter box under the workspace folder name), plus per-file-type icons/badges in the explorer tree and editor tabs